Christmas Decorating: Fairy Lights

I’ve become a fairy light addict fan this Christmas. The love of all things fairy light hit me when I walked into Terrain a few weeks ago and saw their magical fairy light display. I walked out with 2 boxes of fairy lights. Then, I bought more at Target. Yes, I’m a bit addicted.

Where to Get Fairy Lights

Besides Terrain, you can find battery-operated fairy lights made by Philips at Target. Be aware that they do go quickly. The Philips fairy lights I bought were $8.99 each compared to at least $15 for the Terrain lights. I prefer the Philips which have an automatic timer. Set it once to go on; the lights stay on for 6 hours, then turn off for 18 hours. Another place to look for fairy lights is Amazon.

Meet Barb

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After working in the fundraising world for over ten years, Barb is an avid runner, writer, photographer, parent volunteer, and lover of dictionaries and thesauruses. Wife to an engineer and mom to 5 kids, Barb lives in the suburbs of Philly. Her idea of relaxation is an afternoon on the couch with a stack of books.

I’m a total sucker for fairy lights. I was most annoyed this year when I couldn’t find the power converter for one of them. But this is the first year I have usb fairylights ;o) Now I want some stargazer fairylights. :o)

ohmigosh I LOVE fairy lights! I actually don’t have any but this is my year! I really like the ideas you shared above, especially the lights inside the lanterns! So cute and festive!Rachel recently posted..M is for Monster Subscription Box!

Barb, I love this!! I have seen these all over the place but never realized how easy it was to do on my own. I am trying this out this year for sure! Thanks for linking up to #WeekdayWreckersLauryn recently posted..Top 7 Kitchen Must Haves And A Wish List

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